How’s this for dull and boring. I’ve managed to check the same 4 sites, repeatedly, in the last 3 hours. Every now and then I catch something that I didn’t previously see, but more often than not, I can’t get up the urge to change the pattern and do something else.

On another note, why am I under the impression that I’m settling on the immaterial importance of my plans because someone else perceives them as less important that I do? Or maybe I’m just falling into the “must always get somewhere ahead of time because my dad was always 30 minutes late” routine. If it weren’t for the fact that I didn’t put the tickets on hold, I would have left. Of course, this means regardless, my Scotsman has to come to the concert because he’s the one that reserved the tickets. *scoff*

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  1. It wasn’t that they were immaterial, I was just trying to finish up the closing and offer up part of the return that the lawyer and loan broker asked for. Part of their coming to me was for the ride in the ferret.

    Thanks for waiting by the way.
    :-*

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    1. i understand that, but it was also a combo of that and the comment earlier that you really weren’t interested in going. please recall the times you had to walk me out to a parking lot because the person accompanying me decided to leave the venue. i don’t want to be dragging you places you don’t want to go in the first place. i appreciate your willingness to go, but if you’re really not interested, i don’t want to subject you to something you might regret later.

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  2. Oh, and if your plans were immaterial, I’d have not driven over two hours today to get the camp site set up and rushed back through 3-4 oclock traffic to get to work. I’m sitting cooling my heels waiting for things to go wrong (which the bloody well had better not) while we shut down servers (350 of them) and shift services hosted out of one tower over to the other tower’s data center.

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